And the best 14-inch one right now is the Asus Chromebook Flip CX5400. We know they're not exactly tablets, but you can still get a great tablet experience with a 2-in-1. Whatever you end up looking at on the screen will really pop.

Instead of using an LCD or IPS panel, this Chromebook tablet has an OLED display, which can produce much more vibrant colors and hit higher levels of brightness. The other special part of this tablet has a lot to do with this display. It also helps the device get a solid 8-14 hours of battery life depending on your use. You'll also be able to browse the web and multitask without issue, too. This is a special processor because while most Chromebooks come with Intel or AMD chips, this is an Arm-based Soc that'll help you run Android apps, enjoy games, and stream more efficiently and without a lot of lag. Under the hood is a second-generation Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c processor.

Best of all, it's readily available at most retailers that also sell competing products like iPads and Surface Pros.

This Chromebook tablet packs some superb specifications, an amazing display, portability, and speakers. Our first Chromebook tablet is one that's quite popular with a lot of people, including some of us at XDA: the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5.

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